Axel Hotel Madrid

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Description

Information

The popular Barrio de las Letras district is home to this hotel, owned by the Axel chain, located in Calle Atocha. It offers stylish, comfortable, designer accommodation with a cosmopolitan vibe, aimed at the gay market but with a strongly heterofriendly and urban spirit.

Its 88 rooms are equipped and decorated in a cutting-edge, modern and fun style, inspired by the 'Movida Madrileña' cultural movement of the 1980s. It also has a gym, sauna, and a magnificent roof terrace where you can sit back, enjoy a drink, or take a dip in the pool as you gaze out over the Madrid skyline.

The gastronomic offer is provided by the restaurant Las chicas, los chicos y los maniquíes, serving up bold dishes and drinks, made using good quality ingredients and presented in a seductive way.

Services

Gym

Outdoor pool

Free Wi-Fi

Complementary services

Lift

Restaurant

Bar with terrace

Map

WHAT'S IN THE AREA?

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Last updated:

05/04/2024

Practical information

Accommodation

Address

Calle

Atocha, 49

28012

Tourist area

Barrio de las Letras

Telephone

+ 34 910 88 33 80

Fax

+ 34 910 883 381

Website

https://www.axelhotels.com/es/axel-hotel-madrid/hotel.html

madrid@axelhotels.com

Metro

Antón Martín (L1)

Bus

6, 26, 32

Cercanías (local train)

Madrid-Atocha

BiciMAD bike-share scheme

Docking stations: 41, 42

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